two daughters. she was present at one of the interviews to hear what nancy had to say about the 1991 kidnapping and at one point, nancy and jaycee even sat across the table from one another. prosecutors have proposed sentencing to 440 years in prison and his wife to 241 years. his lawyer says he wants dugard's advice. >> jaycee, give me a call. i'd like to talk to you if you would, we were in the same building and i asked if d.a. if he'd introduce me and mr. climpber said no, you're scared of me, but i'm curious as to know whether you think it is appropriate for nancy. >> nancy garrido had e pleaded not guilty to 18 felony counts including false imprisonment,

rape and child pornography. >> now to a developing story in san mateo. police officers will hold a news conference in some 30 minutes to ask questions about a deadly shoot thag took place there this morning. it happened in san mateo. jean? >> reporter: we're here at the san mateo police station waiting for a 5:30 news conference. that is when the police department is expected to answer questions about this shooting. it happened in the burl el neighborhood this morning. police spent most of the day there processing the scene, but are not saying what led up to the scene. the victims mother said the -- she says her son went to the cvs

nearby to get his medication and there was some kind of argument with staff over the price. she says he came home agitated, then police arrived. >> he's schizophrenic, okay? everybody knows. the police know. he have to take the medication, pay what? i never pay. okay, and he got very upset, came home, they send the police here. >> san mateo police on a community alert after the shooting, no officers were injured and asking people to stay away from the area. in the update, they say police shot at the suspect after officers were fired at first. they say he was shot and killed in the backyard of the home. we're expecting update at 5:30. we'll bring you more information as soon as we git. >> thank you. new tonight at 5:00, a tracy

man found guilty of tor turing a teenage boy is guilty of three life sentences. in november, a jury found him guilty of torture, aggrevated mayhem and six other charges. this is surveillance video of the boy after he es kated from the neighbor's home in december of 2008. he was emaciated, burned and wearing on a chain around his angle and a torn pair of boxer shorts when he showed up at a nearby gym. the commute home is changing for thousands who travel the bay bridge. the 500-ton portion will be a round the clock operation. it makes the tower -- asking

questions and demanding answers. organized by federal investigators. the national transportation safety board in washington, it's pektsed to last until thursday. it could affect pipeline safety laws across the country. execs with pg&e will offer sworn testimony along with 20 other witnesses. the ntsb hasn't held a public inquiry like this in 20 years, but it will examine whether it's sufficiently regulated. we'll bring you the latest tomorrow at 5:00. starti ining tomorrow, the of san jose attacks sale of medical marijuana. kris sanchez joins us live. you were at a training session. what were some of the questions? >> there were a lot of hands in the air asking questions.

lodgist cal type questions. there were also a lot of questions about whether the tax will lead to legitimacy for pot businesses in this city. >> how to pay taxes? how are we keeping tracking? >> the owner of the 408 collective says that talking business with the city of san jose is a bit ironic. >> they're telg us it's illegal to operate, but pay us while you operate. >> in november, voters passed the pot tax and now, barbah and all others on are the hook for 7% of the money. that's a cause he says he'll pass on. >> i don't think it's fair to the patients. i'm not the one paying it. so that's not fair to my patients. >> another operator hopes that paying taxes is the true -- where selling marijuana is still illegal. >> the city needs to protect us.

you're allowed to be here in the city, we're allowing you to conduct business then tax us. >> but whether or not the city considers the dispensaries legal doesn't really matter when it comes to cash. >> whether or not marijuana businesses are legal or illegal, that's not up to the finance department. >> the city is working on the regulations side. things like permits and zoning and how many dispensaries there should be. when that's decided this summer, taxes will pay into that as well. >> the key is, if you're one of the collectors that wants to be one of the remainsiining ones, should pay your tax and pay on time. >> if we have to pay 10% more so we can be legal in san jose, then more legal i'm fine for it. >> and yet, a prominent drug law aattorney says he would advise his clients not to pay their tax. >> the consequences of not

paying taxes is a potential misdmi misdemeanor prosecution by the ski. the consequences of illegally distributing marijaijuanmarijua still a felony. >> a professor adds that by filling a tax return, they are incriminating themselves in that illegal activity. a lot of folks would like medical marijuana to be legalized by the state, it can't be changed by legislation, only by other initiative that voters would vote on. getting caught napping on the job, never good, but a state inspection found that a light rail driver in san francisco was sleeping while the vehicle was running. the report says the train was likely set on automatic while going along under market street. the same report cites an

operator leaving to vehicle to buy a snack. the report to the state puc is prompting an investigation into the light rail system. the transit agency could be fined as much as $20,000 a day. now to libya where the u.s. says all options are on the table, including military action. raj mathai has more on stories making headlines. >> another bizarre day with moammar gadhafi. in an interview with the british television, the bbc, he remained defiant and in denial. now, the united states and european alleies have intensifid efforts to isolate can daf. today, he insisted his people support him and that there have be no protests. moving naval and air forces closer to libya. the administration says only that all options are on the table. simultaneously, the u.s. treasury department announced

that it has frozen assets, at least $30 billion of assets, for libya, the largest amount ever frozen by a u.s. sanctions order. back here in the united states, seeking to appease disgruntled governors, president obama announcing today that he supports amending the 2010 health care law. he will allow states to opt out of some requirements three years earlier than now permitted with a nod to wisconsin, he also took the opportunity to defend unions. he said the rights of public employees should not be infringed upon. the nation's last remaining veteran of world war i has died at a age of 110. he was just 16 years old when this photo was taken. during world war ii, he was on a business trip to the philippines where he was captured and held. he died yesterday at his home in

west virginia. frank buckles, 110 years old. his life quite a journey. back to you. >> indeed it was. thank you. still ahead r you tired of graffiti and potholes? there's an app for that now. the bay area city hoping facebook will help clean things up. and news about alzheimer's and your parents. which one are you more likely to inherit it from? >> and charlie sheen like you've never heard him before. his rambling interview with nbc that's already created a divide among his own friends. and after a wild weekend with record setting cold temperatures and that low snow, things warmed up today with plenty of sunshine. mid to upper 50s out there right now. it will be cool in the south bay tonight as we drop near 40 degrees in san jose and yes, we're tracking another storm.

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let's talk about charlie sheen. his name is now synonymous with how to put it nicely, hollywood excess. >> that puts it mildly. while his hard partying ways have left him suspended from his show, production of which has been canceled the rest to have season, new interviews have convinced his long time publicist to resign. he sat down with an nbc sper view today and it's going viral. >> scott has the story.

>> a rambling charlie sheen makes no apologies for the latest round of controversies. >> i'm tired of pretending like i'm not a total fricken rock star from mars. you can't process me with a normal brain. >> in an interview on the "today" show, he said he had cured himself of any addiction problems. >> i closed my eyes and made it so with the power of my mind. >> but executives aren't so sure. they've canceled the rest of this season's episodes. >> everybody thinks i should be begging for my job back, but i should warn them -- >> he said they owe him an apology. >> they owe me a big one, publicly, while licking my feet. >> he was one of the highest paid actors on television at $2 million an episode, but now,

says he deserves a raise. >> i'll do season ten, but at this point because of psychological distress, oh, my god, it's 3 million an episode. take it or leave it. >> i don't think this is a good time for charlie sheen to be negotiating for more money. >> many inside the business say it may be a while before he draws a check for any work on camera. >> i think the way he has been behaving has made him radio active. >> staying out of jail is a real concern for many who continue to worry about sheen's future. >> haven't seen enough? you can see more of a interview on our website at nbc bay area.com. topping health watch tonight, one of the risk factors for developing alzheimer's is having a parent or another immediate family member with the con.

a new study says inheriting it from your mother is much worse. brain scans reveal that more shrinkage of the brains of participants whose mothers have the disease. researchers hope to use this information to collect better treatment for patients. and now, mothers and buying breast milk online in what's become a breast milk black market. both working moms, we know how important it is to breast-feed and how difficult it is when you're at work and how much you rely on having that banked milk, but buying it from someone else on ebay, that hardly sounds safe. >> craigs list, too. we found most of the ads on craigslist and one ebay listing all over the bay area. mothers offering their milk. they say they're looking for extra money for diapers or have

milk to share. many will say they are healthy moms who don't smoke or cink. >> but how can you even verify that and do this while there are legitimate banks? >> you don't know if they are healthy or who they say they are. health experts tell us about the dangers and diseases you could be exposing your baby to. and it isn't only the babies at risk. donor mothers could be in trouble. it's illegal to sell breast milk in california and if your milk makes someone sick, you could be liable. we should make it clear ebay tells us they ban all listings that offer body fluids. craigslist did not return our e-mail. we will have a complete report tonight to show you how one online group is getting around the law. >> there are so many questions around this. so much to know. back to tom. now, let's take a look at our weather. things getting around to normal for this time of the year.

jeff ranieri anding by. jeff? >> oh, yes, after that wild weekend we had with report setting low temperatures and that extremely low snow, take a look at the two weeks. we did have winds topping 65 miles per hour. also, remember that hailstorm that covered interstate 280? that was in the past two weeks. our low, sea level snow where we had flakes in san francisco, santa rosa and napa, also a snow shower into gilroy. today, a lot calmer out there. temperatures in the mid-50s. clear skies looking right towards downtown san francisco, winds southwest at 10 miles per hour. however with the pattern recently, things couldn't stay too calm for too long. rig now, we are seeing showers to the north and that's a sind of things to come here as we look towards our upcoming forecast. right now, near average for san jose. 57 for you, 57 in livermore. 51 in san francisco. as we look at our weather

headlines, what we're going to be talking about is increasing clouds tonight in advance of another system that's going to be moving in tuesday night with wind, isolated flooding and heavy rain at times and we are tracking two different storms here in our seven-day forecast. there is this one for tuesday night. that area of low pressure in the center heading up to the northwest, but the cold front is going to be so aggressive and strong that it will bring widespread rain to the area. we're not going to be tracking sea level snow with this one, then through wednesday, looks like a very wet commute for you. tonight, it's dry. dry as we head to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. it's not until 6:00 p.m. on tuesday that the rain starts to get close here to the bay area and will be with us as we head through tuesday night. overall, toles pretty good. a half inch to an inch from the north bay down to the south bay and our coastal mountains could

see two plus inches, so flooding could be a concern with this as we head into wednesday morning. also, winds that could top 20 miles per hour in some cases and by wednesday evening, flooding concerns will be on our minds as we track the rivers and streams across the bay area. tuesday, plenty of mid to upper 30s. tomorrow, that system getting closer. it's going to feel very nice for this time of the year. we're kind of right where we should be with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees here from the south bay right through the peninsula. get outside and enjoy it early because once the rain returns, you probably will be wishing you had. on your seven-day forecast, that rain returns for tuesday night into wednesday morning. watch the chance of flooding, then get some drying in here

before a second storm moves in on sunday. so, it's busy, it's active, but it's still winter. >> totally. totally. >> thank you. still ahead at 5:00, the numbers are in. was it a record night for this year? andurtorip the making your trip to the airport a little less chaotic. ai

san francisco's customer service center now has its own facebook app. the new 311 service question app allows the public to report basic repair issues city wide. to use, logon to the city's page, click on 311 service questions. select the service you're questi requesting and fill out brief details. you can report problems

anonymously or the app can grab your info from your pro file. panhandlers may soon be banned from the airport. it would take effect in april and prevent charities from slis itting donations from travelers on airport property. the two existing free speech booths will still be available to organizations and groups who obtain permitted and follow guidelines. the ban would be legal under a recent decision. thinking of buying a new car is this consumer reports is out with its annual report card. vehicles by honda and subaru got the best marks. best family sedan, is nissan altima. best green car, the toyota prius hybrid.

ford with the mustang named best sporty cars. >> there you go. the car oscars and next, the official report card on the oscars. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today.

they're in. the oscar ratings and no, they did not win best in show. the 83rd annual academy awards was down 10% from year. organizers picked the younger hosts to lure a younger audience, but apparently, it did not work. the younger age group lost 5% of viewer ship from last year. i say bring back billy crystal. he's the one or ellen degeneres.

>> they need some comedians, people who are going to make a little fun of that industry. >> i did like the outfits. >> thanks for being with us, everybody.